Invalid file type

Kirby 3 Solved ✅
#1

Why I cannot upload .woff2 file format? I could before…

type : files
headline : Files
type : files
empty : Maybe words are all you need…
sortBy : filename desc
template : default
limit : 16
image:
cover : true
back: transparent

eroor
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#2

The by default uploadable files have been restricted. You now have to set additional allowed filetypes in your file blueprint. See the changelog…

#3

Also checkout accept option on file blueprint

#4

What should I write;
accept: image/jpeg, image/png, woff2 ?

#5

Okay I got it. Thank you so much Bora

#6

Similar problem here.

Would like to make a pgp-publik-key uploadable via the panel.

pgpkey:
   type: files
   multiple: false
   accept:
       extension: asc

I would expact this to work, but it doesn’t. :face_with_head_bandage:

#7

I ran into the “invalid filetype” error message on a windows server in a case where I create a temporary file using tmpfile().

The temp-file has a .tmp extension on windows:

Linux

/private/var/tmp/phpoVvwgt

Windows

C:\Windows\Temp\phpCB62.tmp

I get image data from an API and load it into Kirby like this:

$temp = tmpfile();
fwrite($temp, $imageResponse);
$page->createFile([
	'source' => stream_get_meta_data($temp)['uri'],
	'template' => 'product-title-image',
	'filename' => $filename
]);
fclose($temp);

The $filename contains the correct extension (example: db141370.jpg) so I didn’t expect that Kirby would have a problem here.

Took quite some time to debug this. In order to allow both cases I created a file-blueprint and set accept: true to disable the filetype-check.

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#8
  1. you have to use a section
  2. you have to apply a template to the uploaded files:
sections:
  pgpkey:
    headline: PGP Key
    type: files
    max: 1
    template: pgp-key
  1. You have to create create the file blueprint pgp-key.yml and add accept: asc there.